Longaberger sales hit $20 million during second quarter

The Longaberger Co. reported sales of slightly more than $20 million during the second quarter,
consistent with first quarter results, parent company CVSL said in its quarterly report.

The report, issued Aug. 14, is the first since publicly-held CVSL bought Longaberger in
March. Prior to the purchase, Longaberger was privately held and not obliged to report
sales.

At the same time as it issued its quarterly report, CVSL announced that it has signed a letter
of intent to acquire Agel Enterprises, a direct seller of nutritional gel supplements, as part of
its growth strategy in the direct selling industry.

Founded in 2005 and based in Utah, Agel sells its products in 40 countries around the
world.

Agel would be the fourth direct selling company that CVSL has acquired, following the
Longaberger Co., Your Inspiration At Home and Tomboy Tools.